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Umm...you may need to explain a bit clearly than this. Perhaps, a background or context of your application would help us understand what the problem is. I’m not sure what you meant by CIC calculating past income that is already gone. “Gone” as in you spent it kind of “gone” or it doesn’t...

It depends on how far along your application is. If you already got IME requests, then you might as well provide PCC without waiting for them to request it. But, if you don’t even have sponsorship approval, then it might be too early to send PCC. They did requested me to provide an “updated” PCC...

You don’t need an affidavit from the translator if you had a notarized translation. Translator and notary public do not need to be certified by Canada. They just need to be certified in the country of origin. My suggestion to you is to get a new notarized translation because the one you have...

I’d probably renew it before sending the passports. It says that it “shall be” valid for at least 12 months. So, it’s not a suggestion, it’s an instruction.

You don’t need to answer that part. Read the form again.

I honestly didn’t notice when it was changed to “In process”. I don’t pay attention to subtle changes in ECAS to guess what CIC may be doing.

You won’t see a place to upload via GCKey unless CIC asked for the IME receipt. Your doctor will send it to CIC. If you are keen on uploading eMedical receipt, you can do so via IRCC webform and email. Google Canadian High Commission HK and you will find email address for Immigration matters...

Good luck with calling them. The contact for ND VO is here https://international.gc.ca/world-monde/india-inde/new_delhi.aspx?lang=eng But, the phone number is for general inquiries - not case specific inquiries. My suggestion is to save the "proof" of previous PCC submission as PDF. Then send...

If your file is in Delhi office, it means you already have sponsorship approval at the very least. I can’t find your original post. So, I’m assuming you would like to inquire why it’s taking them longer than usual. They do have phone number. But, it’s better to contact them by email, as it...

I thought they’d be slow just like London. But, I was pleasantly surprised by SGLVO. I got mine done fairly quick. Have a look at the timeline on spreadsheet.

You don’t have to take anything from pre-arrival services. You can if you choose to. As for PCC form number, just enter a number there. My parents PCCs didn’t have form numbers either. I emailed the visa office to clarify on that and they’re ok with it. Medical number is located on the form...

It means you received second AOR from SG LVO. That’s the way they do it there. And “yes”, they will change it to “In Process” again once they start processing PR application. It took about 2 months after receiving second AOR, for me to receive IME and PCC requests.

Use IRCC webform - http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/contacts/web-form.asp You can upload files in the last step.

It could take a while to make it to Service Canada. I was told to wait for a few weeks after my wife got her PR.

First of all, get your PR. Then you can apply for super visa. But, you need proof pf income with that and one year health insurance for your parents. No, you cannot use foreign income to meet LICO. You could use foreign income under certain very specific circumstances. If you live in Canada and...

No. You need two separate applications - i.e you sponsor your own parents and your spouse sponsor her parents. But, you guys can co-sign each other's applications.

They don’t care if they’re government employees. They most certainly don’t pay favoritism to government employees either, although it’s a bit easier to ID their income and employment. But, they do care if parents are/were employees of foreign governments. They sometimes need to look a bit...

That’s a bit strange. You might want to call CIC and ask if they have made a decision on SA. There’re a few people who didn’t get any email and/or message to inform them of the decision. In any case, call CIC to be sure. That’s the most reliable information.

It takes a couple of months for them to send referral letter? My parents got referral letter a few days later and started the test two days later. I’m not sure what the receptionist is talking about.

That's not my experience with PCC. My LVO specifically requested to "upload" PCC to GCKey in the request letter. Unless your LVO requested that you "mail in your PCC", you can upload them via GCKey. You won't see a spot to upload them right now if they haven't sent you PCC requrest. But, once...